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18 In opposition to this position , Ramon Menéndez Pidal has taken a stand , 17
as have Claudio Sánchez Albornoz and Luis G . de Valdeavellano . The latter is
perhaps the most convinced that Romanization was a unifying force ( even ...
18 In opposition to this position , Ramon Menéndez Pidal has taken a stand , 17
as have Claudio Sánchez Albornoz and Luis G . de Valdeavellano . The latter is
perhaps the most convinced that Romanization was a unifying force ( even ...
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My desire to synthesize has possibly prevented me from expressing my position
in the difficult debate initiated by Américo Castro about the injection of Islamic
and Hebraic elements into the Castilian mentality . Even conceding that Castro
has ...
My desire to synthesize has possibly prevented me from expressing my position
in the difficult debate initiated by Américo Castro about the injection of Islamic
and Hebraic elements into the Castilian mentality . Even conceding that Castro
has ...
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64 Recently published works seem to me to have established the position of the
nobility of Castile . 55 It was a class that was on its way up , not down . They had
considerable sources of wealth , but all of these originated in the Crown , since ...
64 Recently published works seem to me to have established the position of the
nobility of Castile . 55 It was a class that was on its way up , not down . They had
considerable sources of wealth , but all of these originated in the Crown , since ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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